Digital flyer for a Roundtable Writer's Breakfast hosted by the Black Academy of Arts and Letters in 2016. The main portion of the flyer reads, "The Black Academy of Arts and Letters Season 39 [--] Roundtable Writer's Breakfast [--] CONGRESSMAN KEITH MAURICE ELLISON [--] DIVERSITY IN THE HOUSE: RELIGION, COLOR, AND GENDER." Date, time, location, and ticket information has also been included.

A logo for the Multicultural Center Division of Institutional Equity & Diversity, held by UNT Special Collections. The logo has the name of the center on the left half of the logo. On the right half of it is "UNT" in big letters, separated by a black rectangle. All the letters are black and white.

A logo for APAEC9 What Drives You, held by UNT Special Collections. The banner background is dark blue with an orange circle in the bottom left corner then echoing out into orange lines that fade out the closer it gets to the right side. On the right side of the banner are the words "What Drives You?" in dark blue and over the right side are the big letters "APAEC9" in white, with "Asian Pacific American Empowerment Conference" under it in small white letters, and under that the words "What Drives You" in big white letters.

A logo for What Drives You APAEC9, held by UNT Special Collections. The banner background is dark blue with an orange circle starting in the bottom left corner then echoing out into orange lines, fading out the closer it gets to the right side. In the orange circle are the words "What Drives You?" in dark blue and over the right side are the big letters "APAEC9" in white, with "Asian Pacific American Empowerment Conference" under it in small white letters.

A green logo for the Multicultural Center with dots, held by UNT Special Collections. The logo is simple with the word "Multicultural" at the top in big letters, and "Center" at the bottom in smaller letters. In between the words are nine dots separating them. Both the words and the dots are green.

A logo for the Multicultural Center with multicolor dots, held by UNT Special Collections. The logo is simple with the word "Multicultural" at the top in big letters, and "Center" at the bottom in smaller letters. In between the words are nine multicolor dots separating them.

A logo for UNT University Relations, Communications & Marketing, held by UNT Special Collections. The logo is a circular wheel-like symbol that is pale green and white and finger-like parts sticking out. This symbol is on a dark grey part of the logo. At the bottom is a light grey banner with the words "A green light to greatness" on the left, and the green UNT letters on the right.

A photograph of two Multicultural Center workers, Andrea and Tracy, sitting at the sign-in table for the first annual APAEC. There is a sign beside them directing registrants and an artwork is hanging behind them.

A photograph of Anita Ahmed at her Breakout Session presentation during the first annual APAEC. The screen behind her shows two women sitting closely and there is a bullet-point list beside them. There are also students sitting in front of her.

A photograph of Anita Ahmed at her Breakout Session presentation during the first annual APAEC. The screen behind her shows a child looking up at cherry blossom branches and Ahmed is speaking from behind a podium and laptop. There are also students sitting at the tables in front of her.

A photograph of Anita Ahmed at her Breakout Session presentation during the first annual APAEC. The screen behind her shows a woman sitting and she is speaking from behind a podium and laptop. There are also students sitting at the tables in front of her.

A photograph of one of the Breakout Sessions' presentation screen at the first annual APAEC. It shows the title slide for the "Change Is Possible!" presentation by Anita A. Ahmed, co-director of UT's APAC. There are students seated at desks in the classroom where it is being presented.

A photograph of the tri-fold poster board for the Asian Student Association at the first annual APAEC. It is red and has the flags of Asian countries around the border and other pictures, news clippings, and certificates in the center.

A photograph of one of the "Breakout Session" signs for the first annual APAEC. It is advertising the "Change is Possible!" presentation by Anita Ahmed from UT. It also includes the conference logo, a wave crossing over the setting sun. Someone is holding out their hand in a thumbs up position beside the sign.

A photograph of the title slide of one of the Breakout Sessions' presentations during the first annual APAEC. It reads "Change Is Possible; a Workshop on Asian American Activism" and includes the names of the creators and presenters.

A photograph of Clinton Chow at his Breakout Session presentation during the first annual APAEC. He is standing in front of the screen and a website is open on the screen behind him. There are individual pictures on display and it is part of his presentation titled "Global Media and (Mis)Representations". There are also students sitting at the desks in front of him.

A photograph of Clinton Chow at his Breakout Session presentation during the first annual APAEC. He is standing in front of the podium and an online news article is open on the screen behind him. It covers the murder of Lili Wang and is part of his presentation titled "Global Media and (Mis)Representations". There are also students sitting at the desks in front of him.

A photograph of Rushika Patel and Clinton Chow at the first annual APAEC. Patel is holding a picture frame and Clinton is holding a gift bag and framed Certificate of Appreciation from UNT and APAEC for his participation in the conference.

A photograph of William Nguyen and Daniel Liu at their Breakout Session presentation during the first annual APAEC. The screen behind Nguyen shows one of the slides about working with ideas in an organization and there is website and email information written on the board behind the two. Students are sitting at the tables in front of them.

A photograph of one of the Breakout Sessions' presentation screen at the first annual APAEC. It shows the title slide for the "Overcoming Group Conflicts and Creating a Successful Program" by Daniel Liu and William Nguyen from SMU's AALEC. It includes a picture of the leaders of the AALEC and has a blue border.

A photograph of Daniel Liu at his Breakout Session presentation during the first annual APAEC. The screen behind him has the presentation pulled up and there is a laptop on the podium in front of him.

A photograph of students from SMU gathered together during the first annual APAEC. Several are wearing name tags and some also have bags.

A photograph of Jean Sun standing in the hallway during the first annual APAEC. She has papers in her hands and also has her UT "Multicultural Information Center" tag on her shirt.

A photograph of Pete, the ASA web designer, standing at a podium during the first annual APAEC. There is a laptop set up at the podium and he is wearing a name tag with the conference logo on it.